C. J. Milbrandt
Autor(a) de Meadowsweet (Galleries of Stone Book 1)
Obras por C. J. Milbrandt
Rakefang: Galleries of Stone, Book 3 2 exemplares
Rakefang (Galleries of Stone Book 3) 1 exemplar
Farley (Journeymen of Stone Book 1) 1 exemplar
Aboard the Train: A Ewan Johns Adventure 1 exemplar
Farley (Journeymen of Stone Book 1) 1 exemplar
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Estatísticas
- Obras
- 18
- Membros
- 41
- Popularidade
- #363,652
- Avaliação
- 4.8
- Críticas
- 5
- ISBN
- 11
What I did appreciate was that Milbrandt gave us glimpses of the kid that he is - he's younger then his brothers and somewhat more sheltered (being the youngest, with a mother who spoils him and a charmer so people feel less inclined to be upset with him) as well as naive. He gets an easy headstart because, and this is a guess here, he doesn't really involve himself in anything in the waypoint towns.
Oh he makes friends easily at each stop, but unlike Ewan who can't help but feel protective and Zane who has Jovan to keep him from becoming too isolated, Ganix is treating this as a lark and a party. A fun adventure for him to race through and be able to say "look see!" as the youngest (and smallest) of the Johns brothers.
It did make his story a quick one to read through as he becomes embroiled in a minor caper that ends well (I would have liked more information about these talking stones though please). Honestly its his next book ([b:Across the Line: A Ganix Johns Adventure|28204497|Across the Line A Ganix Johns Adventure|C.J. Milbrandt|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1452208602l/28204497._SX50_.jpg|45498132] that I'm REALLY interested in as it looks like he backs him into an action he can't easily solve.… (mais)